Horse notes praise a Hambletonian line stallion Golden Dawn
The Horse Column extols Golden Dawn a Hambletonian sire bred by Powell Bros. and owned by John McNames, detailing lineage to Chevalier Kearsarge and hambletonian ancestors. It notes 14 hands and about 1200 pounds, with fillies and colts racing prospects, sales to New York and Kentucky, and local breeders like Dr. W. B. Church and Salmon McNames. Mentioned are Escape and Daisy Stranger with speed reports and potential breeding value. Coldwater notes report trotting trials and promising young horses for 2:30 pace, with several owners and stables listed.
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Golden Dawn
Praeders
Powell Bros
Spring
Marshall
John McNames
Chevalier
Kearsarge
Volunteer
Rysdick
Hambletonian
Fairy
Tom Thumb
Fanny Hawking
Jenny Lind
Magnolia
Ray Richmond, Jr
Post Boy
Duroc
Imperial Diomed
Lara
Dexter
Seeley
American Star
Wallace
Mambring
Pilot
Garflew
Walter Clark
Battle Creek
Weare
W. B. Church
Louis Napoleon
Gold Dust
Peter ¥. Johnston
Magna Charta
C. P. Aldrich
Gielden Dawn
Royal George
Fisk
Belmont
Salmon McNames
Grace Medium
Chief Medium
Mack
W. A. Lepper
Daisy Stranger
Lexington
Black Cloud
Wagner Cale
Messra
Anoh
Frank Brown
Canada
Thos
Fairbanks
Chatham
Ont
Hawthorne
Revorder
Rooker
Red Chief
Red Wilkes
James 8
Cox
M. W. Wagner
Recorder
Phylia
Royal Fearnaught
Jas. Walker
Coldwater
Harvey
Gladys
Gaia
Michigan
Gala
Pilot Jr
Henry Clay
Tom Hunter
Muster
Guiney
Mendon
Ray Warner
Manterlode
Royalty
Royal Fearnsught
Sells Brothers bring grand tented show to Marshall
The Sells Brothers announce a world eminent tented show in Marshall on Monday May 21. The company, praised for honest business and high standards, promises the largest and most lavish presentation yet. The zoological department totals 125000 dollars, with 300 top mid air and arena stars in a 90 act program across three rings and nine stages. The revival features a Roman hippodrome, live horses and elephants, and a grand spectacle designed to thrill local patrons.
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Sells Brothers
Marshall
Messrs
Sells
Selly Brethers
City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Zoological Department
Tion
Merritt's Marah Curse Haunts Battle Creek Tale
A Kalamazoo Telegraph excerpt abridged recounts a Battle Creek superstition about a cursed site. A priest allegedly cursed the Pembroke Mills lot, amid family feuds and misfortune. The article links a haunted house to factory failures, fires, and the later rise and fall of ventures like the School Seat Factory and Pembroke Mills, ending with the famed curse allegedly still felt.
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Battle Creek
Kalamazoo Telegraph
Catholic Society of
Pembroke Mills
Mike MacDaniels
Aame
Mike
Merritt'amaraht
Third Ward
McDaniels
Hardy
Hell's Acre
Pembroke Knitting Mills
Daniels
Gath
Askelon
Michael
For Sale Items Include House and Land Near Premires
Short classified ad lists items for sale including household furniture and a piano. Mentions premises at 118 Liberty Street Marshall with a 25 acre land plot and stock for sale. Offers options to buy, sell or rent premises and inquiries directed to Dr. Hahn.
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Dr. Hahn
Forney Coldwater Miah in Caluspys Incident
Local reports describe an incident involving Forney Coldwater Miah and a suspect linked to Caluspys. Details are scarce but authorities investigate the event and question witnesses at the scene.
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Golwen Dawn
Daley Stranger
Queen of the County
Excape
Lepper and
Aang
Lute Wixson
Ben Wright
Chestnut Burr
Delight
Master
James Walker
Fearnaught- Wilkes
Wilkes
Caluspua
Wight Bolster
Mike H'Daniels
Merritt
S. V. R. Lepper
Nellie
Nellie Clarcward
Ming
Nerida
Fred Pansy
Ryder
Ceresco
Liberty St
Suidapr
TYLER
Jefferson
J. Cronin, Jr
Neros 'S
dinSmar Ennis
Cooley
State St
H. Elston
Rollinson
Michigan Central RY
Cental
Tralne
RUM
Caprares
Eccure
UBB
FAME
Carriga
Standard
Marshall, Mich
Wit
Loe
Chance
Syear Old
Peter B
Hogal
Sally Paldsidis
Roy
Dibesadt